United States 2026 · Data

Every political advertiser

The 24,034 Facebook and Instagram pages that ran a domestic political ad paid in dollars from 4 May 2026, from Meta’s archive as pulled on 4 November 2026. Every page links to its own Vipima page, with its weekly spend, tone and costliest ads, and from there to Meta’s Ad Library; a party’s or candidate’s page links to that party or candidate.

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Filtered to Kansas

254 pages · $5M on Kansas races

Dem. 64% · Rep. 26% · no side 9.8%

Kansas on the map: races and candidates →

39 pages · 1,809 ads · $1.3M

#PageTypeSideRaceResultAdsSpendIn KSImpressionsAttackLast ad
1Americans for Prosperity-KansasPaid for by AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITYGroupRep.Governor, KS134$458.6K$446.6K~21.8M35%23 Oct
2Philip Sarnecki For GovernorPaid for by Philip Sarnecki for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, KS216$90.5K$90.5K~5.9M54%4 Aug
3Ty MastersonPaid for by Ty Masterson for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, KS44$67.9K$67.6K~5M14%22 Oct
4Kansas Chamber PACGroupRep.Legislature, KS140$43.4K$42.7K~3.7M40%24 Oct
5Kansans for Affordable RatesGroupRep.Legislature, KS10$37.1K$35.4K~2M100%25 Oct
6Speaker Dan HawkinsPaid for by Dan Hawkins for Insurance CommissionerCandidateRep.Other statewide, KS4$24.5K$24.5K~1.7M21 Oct
7Middle of Main StreetPaid for by Republican House Campaign Committee, Cyndi Howerton, Treasurer.PartyRep.Legislature, KS190$28.4K$18.1K~1.5M16%23 Oct
8Heartland PrioritiesGroupRep.Governor, KS2$18K$12.5K~700K19 Jul
9American Conservatives Fund Paid for by AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE FUND. NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATE’S COMMITTEE.GroupRep.Legislature, MI475$282.5K$12.3K~16.6M13%30 Jul
10American Energy Action FundPaid for by AMERICAN ENERGY ACTION FUNDGroupRep.Legislature, KS31$23.1K$12.2K~3.1M0.0%16 Sep
11Kansas Club for GrowthGroupRep.Legislature, KS17$17.7K$10.7K~1.1M0.0%18 May
12Kansas House RepublicansPaid for by Republican House Campaign Committee, Cyndi Howerton, TreasurerPartyRep.Legislature, KS8$8.5K$8.5K~277.5K100%22 Oct
13Citizens for a Better Johnson CountyPaid for by Citizens for a Better Johnson County, Carri Person, ChairGroupRep.Legislature, KS12$10.7K$8.3K~1.4M40%22 Oct
14Kansans for Lower Electric RatesGroupRep.Legislature, KS36$6.1K$5.1K~273K0.0%19 Oct
15Defend US PACPaid for by DEFEND US PACGroupRep.Other statewide, GA30$33.9K$4K~1.4M23%15 Oct
16Jay Vanier, Kansas State Rep. Candidate - House District 71Paid for by Jay Vanier CampaignCandidateRep.Legislature, KS6$3.9K$3.9K~517K0.0%31 Jul
17Vicki SchmidtPaid for by Vicki Schmidt for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, KS2$3.5K$3.5K~225K27 Jul
18Mike Stieben for State RepresentativePaid for by Mike Stieben For State RepresentativeCandidateRep.Legislature, KS56$3.9K$3.3K~204.8K49%4 Aug
19Steven JohnsonPaid for by Steven Johnson for State TreasurerCandidateRep.Other statewide, KS14$3K$3K~283.3K0.0%24 Oct
20Schwab for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, KS7$2.6K$2.6K~297K0.0%2 Aug
21Lundberg For Kansas HouseCandidateRep.Legislature, KS2$2.1K$2.1K~65K26 Oct
22Representative Avery AndersonPaid for by Avery Anderson For KansasCandidateRep.Legislature, KS20$2K$1.8K~152.6K15%21 Oct
23Rep. Ken CorbetPaid for by Corbet4Kansas, Bev Corbet, TreasurerCandidateRep.Legislature, KS7$1.7K$1.7K~111.5K0.0%23 Oct
24TJ CampseyPaid for by Campsey for KansasCandidateRep.Governor, KS7$1.8K$1.7K~475K26 Jul
25Yes We KansasPaid for by Yes We Kansas PacGroupRep.Legislature, KS3$1.4K$1.4K~57.5K27 Jul
26Rep. Nick HoheiselCandidateRep.Legislature, KS17$1.3K$1.3K~159.3K0.0%26 Oct
27Steven K. Howe for KansasCandidateRep.Legislature, KS10$1.3K$1.2K~72.1K10%26 Oct
28Team TarwaterCandidateRep.Legislature, KS3$1.1K$1.1K~187K13 Oct
29Mike Mazzei for GovernorPaid for by Mazzei for GovernorCandidateRep.Governor, OK267$85.2K$750~12.2M9.4%27 Oct
30Kyle HoffmanPaid for by Hoffman for State RepresentativeCandidateRep.Legislature, KS3$649$649~87.5K10 Jul
31Sean Willcott for KansasCandidateRep.Governor, KS7$647$647~95.1K0.0%23 Oct
32Golden Belt InstitutePaid for by Golden Best InstituteGroupRep.Legislature, KS2$599$599~92.5K24 Jul
33Ron NeaglePaid for by Ronald Neagle for Kansas HouseCandidateRep.Legislature, KS6$597$597~46.5K60%27 Jul
34Barb for KansasPaid for by Barbara K WasingerCandidateRep.Legislature, KS4$498$498~120.5K17 Oct
35Shawn Chauncey, 65th District, Kansas House of RepresentativesPaid for by Shawn Chauncey for KansasCandidateRep.Legislature, KS4$498$498~84.5K3 Aug
36KS House Representative Chip VanHoudenCandidateRep.Legislature, KS4$298$298~47K23 Oct
37Brett Fairchild-Kansas State Representative-District 113Paid for by Fairchild For FreedomCandidateRep.Legislature, KS4$198$198~8.5K20 Oct
38Rep. Emil BergquistPaid for by Emil Bergquist for District 91, Myron Higerd, TreasurerCandidateRep.Legislature, PA3$549$99~47.5K23 Oct
39Representative Adam SmithCandidateRep.Legislature, KS2$99$50~18K27 Jul

Spend and impressions are midpoints of Meta’s ranges, impressions capped at “1M+” per ad. Type, side and race come from a model reading each ad; a page shows the side and race most of its spend went to. Attack is the share of a page’s classified ads that attack a named opponent, shown from five ads. See the methodology.